In this new online workshop, architectural and landscape photographer Jade Doskow leads students through an artful study of urban photography, from striking skylines to intimate urban corners, each photograph captures a distinct perspective on the spaces that define our lives.
In this new online workshop with Ann Cutting, experiment with creating prompts, style generation, enhancing images with Topaz Gigapixel, and image manipulation through Adobe Generative Fill to craft a cohesive, long-term project using the latest generative AI tools.
In this six-session online workshop, Andrew Southam engages participants in discussion, presentations, and specifically designed post-class assignments, through an experience to grow their artistry and create truly empathetic portraits.
In this new online workshop, which serves as a broad introduction to filmmaking for photographers, we take the time to understand the creative process of visual storytelling concepts, story structure, visual sequence, and timing in filmmaking.
This immersive in-person workshop with Roxanne Bouché Overton promises a holistic learning experience, combining classroom education, practical sessions for making new images, technical demonstrations, image reviews, and cultural exploration.
Join famed documentary photographer Matt Black for a week in Santa Fe focusing on developing and sharpening your photographic storytelling skills in this workshop designed for photographers seeking to clarify vision and purpose within their documentary work.
Elevate your creative vision and expand your photographic technique with travel photographer extraordinaire, Nevada Wier, in this workshop exploring in depth the four tenets of color, light, action, and pattern known as CLAP.
Investigate the possibilities that our tools offer us, from scale to tonality to contrast to the subtleties of monochromatic color and split toning as well as work with Adobe software (Lightroom and Photoshop), DxO plugins, and the ImagePrint Black RIP.
Acclaimed editorial photographer Peter Yang breaks down how to take your work to the next level, from brainstorming creative ideas to bringing them to life with thoughtful lighting and composition.
Kathleen Clemons leads this hands-on workshop that explores the myriad ways our images of flowers can convey meaning, evolve emotion, and can be used as symbols to convey a wide range of human experiences.
